Alijaah
"King Kong"
UABC Men's Heavyweight Champion
UFN International Heavyweight Champion
Power. Purpose. Champion Mentality.
Alijaah "King Kong" Liggins is an active member of the DPI Adaptive Boxing Competition Team and one of the most accomplished young athletes in adaptive boxing.
A heavyweight competitor known for his strength, determination and commitment to learning the sport, Alijaah has built a competitive career that has taken him from the DPI gym in Fairfax to championship competition in the United States and internationally.
Alijaah became the inaugural UABC Men's Heavyweight Champion at UABC Showcase 3 and later represented DPI internationally in Spain, where he captured the UFN International Men's Heavyweight Championship.
His journey continues as he competes at the highest levels of adaptive boxing and helps demonstrate what is possible when adaptive athletes are given the opportunity to train, develop and compete.
Built Through Competition.
A Champion at Home and Abroad.
UABC Men's Heavyweight Championship
Alijaah stepped into the ring against Abe "Freight Train" for the vacant UABC Men's Heavyweight Championship. After a competitive heavyweight battle, Alijaah earned the split-decision victory and became the inaugural UABC Men's Heavyweight Champion.
Undefined Fighters Night
Alijaah traveled to Spain as part of DPI's international adaptive boxing effort, facing Ekrem of France in an international heavyweight championship bout.
International Heavyweight Championship
Alijaah returned to the ring at UABC Showcase 4 in a championship matchup against Poland's Nikodem. The bout marked another major step for adaptive heavyweight boxing and brought together championship-level athletes from the United States and Europe.
King Kong in Action.
Meet King Kong.
More Than Just the Ring.
Alijaah's favorite fighter is Mike Tyson, and his favorite punches are the left jab and right hook.
He also counts Creed among his favorite boxing movies.
For Alijaah, boxing is about more than competition. Training gives him an opportunity to work out, socialize, learn the sport and develop skills that can extend beyond the ring.
"I love boxing training because I have the opportunity to workout, socialize and learn about the sport of boxing and I love that boxing can be used for more than just for the ring but also for self defense."
Follow the Champion.
Explore Alijaah's official UABC championship history, event results and the growing community of adaptive boxers competing through the United Adaptive Boxing Council.
Train With Purpose.
Compete With Pride.
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